Greg:
Heya. Sorry for the late reply. Here's another possibility:
different Ethernet NIC's can come with different MTU sizes. Due to
the IPSEC wrapping of your packets in a VPN, an otherwise functional
MTU size can be exceeded, and packets get fragmented leading to
uncertain behavior in VPN settings.
Which is all to say...try reducing the MTU size on your
wireless NIC to that if your wired NIC and see if it helps. Good
luck!
-Scott
> > What works:
> >
> > Cable modem >>
> > linksys wireless router >>
> > hardwired ethernet from back of wireless router to laptop >>
> > cisco vpn client to my office works >>
> > vnc to work desktop ----- all ok, no problems
> >
> > What the problem is:
> > Same Cable modem >>
> > Same linksys wireless router >>
> > Wireless nw card in laptop >> ( works fine to standard sites )
> > cisco vpn client to my office >> ( works, connects, no problem )
> > vnc to work desktop ----- "failure to connect"
> >
> > At this point everything is at default, true I did try some things but were
> > merely guesses. Everything has been reinstalled so everyting is at the default
> > state
> > and hardwired all is well.
> >
> > I am running cisco client 3.6.3 and the wireless router and card are both linksys
> > G series
> >
> > Any thoughts....
> >
> > Greg Evans
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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